Reality TV Roundup: Proposals, Parties and Lawsuits

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There was proposals. There were parties.

And there was a $5 million lawsuit?!?

Oh yes. It's been an exciting last few days in the world of reality television and TV Fanatic is here with a rundown of all that went down...

First and foremost: Kanye West proposed to Kim Kardashian on KEEPING UP WITH THE KARDASHIANS.

Yes, this event took place back in October and a lot of the details have already leaked online. But you can watch Keeping Up with the Kardashians online for never-before-seen footage.

We also went back in time a bit on DANCE MOMS, as Kelly Hyland filed a $5 million lawsuit against Abby Lee Miller as a result of their fight a few weeks ago.

Did you catch it? Watch Dance Moms online to see it go down:

More drama ensued on THE REAL HOUSEWIVES OF ATLANTA, as Kenya hosted a party, though the invitation did not exactly smooth anything over with NeNe.

Shocking, right? Watch The Real Housewives of Atlanta online to see these women go at it:

On UNDER THE GUNN, meanwhile, Zendaya stopped by and the contestants were tasked with designing a concert outfit for her.

How did it go? Watch Under the Gunn online below:

Finally, THE BACHELOR took us to Miami and got a Will Smith song stuck in our head.

Watch The Bachelor online now to learn who was sent home and who got to first base with a shirtless Juan Pablo:

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I’m writing in the paper that Kingfisher is on the verge of bankruptcy … which it is. The next morning, I get slapped with two lawsuits from Natey Flint. He takes out a liable suit against the Sunrise Herald and a one-million-dollar liable suit against me.

Frank Kovick

Stacey: Do you know of any fires in this area?
Frank Kovick: There was one in ’41.
Stacey: There was one in ’41? Where?
Frank Kovick: In Sunrise.
Stacey: Sunrise…
Frank Kovick: It was huge, it destroyed most of the town.
Stacey: Really?!
Frank Kovick: Founders Day fire. They called it the “Miracle Fire” because nobody died.